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What are the 5 reasons to study history?
1. History is interesting
2. To learn from past mistakes
3. To develop empathy for others
4. To be better thinkers
5. History is never finished
What are the 5 founding ideals?
1. Democracy
2. Equality
3. Liberty
4. Rights
5. Opportunity
Describe democracy.
a system of government based on consent of the people
describe equality.
all people are treated the same
describe liberty.
freedom
describe rights.
powers or privileges created by law
describe opportunity.
the chance for people to pursue their hopes and dreams
What are some reasons Early Explorers came to The New World.
1. To find riches
2. To claim land or expand territory
3. For adventure
4. Faster route to Asia
What are some positive interactions between Natives and Explorers?
1. explorers brought new technology to natives
2. natives taut explorers how to grow crops off of land
3. some native and explorer groups created an alliance where they worked together
why was Jamestown considered to be successful British colony?
Because the colony of Roanoke disappeared without a trace.
what crop saved Jamestown?
tobacco
Who became the leader of Jamestown?
John Smith
How did the relationship with natives change?
John Rolfe married Pocahontas and the tribes became friends.
What were the colonial regions?(Also you have to identify them on the map)
1. New England
2. Middle
3. Southern
What did all three regions have in common?
1. all founded on or near water
2. relied on trade to survive
3. grew some type of crops
What were three distinct differences in the colonial regions?
1. religion
2. geography
3. types of resources
what were the percentages of the three different viewpoints of the American Revolution?
1.2/5 moderates
2. 1/5 loyalists
3. 2/5 patriots
What were the four different viewpoints of the American Revolution?
1. British Government
2. loyalists
3. moderates
4. patriots
How did the colonists reaction to Britain, lead to further conflict?
(extended response)
Explain the significance of the Olive Branch treaty?
1. the treaty: affirmed loyalty to the king, asked for help with their grievances, and expressed hope for peace
2. King refused said, "colonist were already revolting and it was too late"
What was Common Sense?
a 47 page pamphlet written by Thomas Paine. Stated: nobody should be ruled by a king, British rule has only brought American harm, colonies have been dragged into Britain's conflicts with other countries, stated that the colonists could survive without Britain.
Besides Thomas Paine, whose ideas inspired change?
John Locke
What year was the Boston tea party?
1773